Notice ! THB DRAUGHT HOBSB GLANCEB, will {if sufficient inducement offers) TRAVEL This Season in MOTUEKA and Neighboring Districts. Terms, £2 ; groomage, s*. RICHARD D. WALLIS, 2541 Owner. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON. The Thoroughbred Horse CAPSIZE. Capsize is a dark bay, standing 16 hands 8 inohee. Sird Leolinus (imported), bred in England, got. by Caterer (son of Stookwell), dam Tasmania, by Melbourne out of a mate by Pioaroon— Bonny Bonnet, by Muley Moloch. Dam L'Orient (imported) bred in England, got by Knight of ths Crescent; her dam E^yptiao, got by Touchstone, out of Area, by Gladiator— Twilight, by Velocipede —Miss Garf orth, by Wa'ton • Hyaointhns— Lara, by Delpioi— Flora, by King Fergus - Atalanta, by Matchem. Oapsizß will leave— Riohmond, Monday to Poxhill; Tuesday, T»dmor; Wednesday. Sherry; Thursday, Povedale; Friday and Saturday, at bis stables fcichmond. Terms — Haf - treds, £2; Thoroughbred mare', £4. Groonaage, ss, to be paid firat service. All fees to be paid on or before tae let January, 1894. Mares left at Motupiko and Richmond will te attended to ; all oare taken but no responsibility. 2615 FREDEBIOK M. EDGAB. _ TO STAND THIS SEASON jm^^^wfl The Trotting Stallion £gfail|gJ\3iSK4§P *^» I CL» W.UIICCI • Eleotionebb is by New Year, oat of Chanticleer's dam. The following measurements of Electioneer were made by Messrs John Gay &ed R. Watson : -Height, 15 handß 3 inoheß; girth, 6 feet 2 inohes ; forehead, eye to eye, 10 lhohes ; necfc, from head to wither, 2 feat 9 inches ; depth of collar, 23 inohes ; forearm, 23 inchei ; fore-oannon-bone, 9 inohes ; point of shoulder to dook, 4 feet 2 ioohes ; hip to hock, 3 feet 3£ inohes; stifle to hook, 2 f^et \\ inches; ciroumferecee at stifle, 8J fe t ; gaekin, 18 inohes ; hind-cannon-bone, 9$ inohes. Electioneer will Travel Stobe, Richmond, Appleby, Nelson, and Wakaprjßka. Terms, £2, to be paid on or before the let of January, 1895. Groomage, ss. For further partioulsrs app ! y to 2573 A. WILKIE, or to the Groom. 10 STAND THIS SEASON, at the Home&teas, Motueka Valley (late Stanley's), o jgtfi THE TROTTING If ffflhHplll STALLION SgSM AKETEA, Full brother to the celebrated trotting horse Chanticleer and the trotting mare Ivy, and half brother to numerous other good horses. Aeatea is out of a Don Jnan mare, by Yourg Towton, whose stock are too well known in this District to need further convment. * Fee, £2. ' Mares taken to graze on low terms. R. PATTIE, 2565 Motueka Valley. TO STAND THIS REASON AT BIOfIMOHD. SEEsAwm Rose. Awabua Rose is a dark ohestnut, with great power and substance, standing about 16 handß, with the moßt dooile temper. He iB by Rama Bama, dam Rosalind, who ia the dam of White Rose, Sweetie, Black Robo, Alpine Rose, Redwood, Dcg Rose, Queen Rose, Royal Rose, Awarua Rose, Epilogu, and others, all good runners. m Bama Bama is by Towton, dam Waimea, by Sir Hereu'es. from Flora Mclver. and no better combination of running blood can be found in any country. Bama Rama is the sire of Warama, Alpine Rose, Awarua Rose, Mast Head. Figure Head, Her Ladyship, do. This combication of blood cannot be found in any other sire in New Zealand. Awarua Rose will ba limited to a small number "of mares, bo as the slight accident he has received will not prevent bis being trained after tbe seascn. His performances are aa follows:— Wen Maiden Plate and Cup at Nelson in one day, Richmond Park Btakea steond day; and Wsnganui Consolation; won Marlborough Cup, beating Liberator and a good field ; won two races at Dunedin, and the Ashbnrton Welter three consecutive times, and ABhburton Racing Club Handicap, li miles, in two minutes ten seconds. He has never been ill in his life, is now five years old, and thus (hisfirst season at the Etud), therefore, tbe publio are gettiDg a sound animal in every way. Terms- £3 for half-bred marea, and £5 for thoroughbreds ; 5s groomage. For further particulars apply to H. REDWOOD, 2526 Richmond. TO TRAVEL THIS SEASON, _ urn* THE IMPORTED jgfegHraj TROTTING HORSE PEDIGBEE. Sire— Berlin (imp.), dam Fanny Allen, by Bill Allen ; grand dem Fanny the Milk Maid. Honduras is rising 4 year?, stands 16£ hands high, is a beautiful dark bay, of great strength, compactly buiit, and of very Buperior action. He was shown as a yearling in Timaru, taking a Firßt and Second Prize against all comers ; the following year a Second Prize ; and as a Three-year-old, a Firat Prize. Honduras will leave Brightwater for Wakapuaka on Fridays, returning Saturdays. He will also travel the Riwaka and intermediate districts on days to be announced. Terms— 3 gnineas/to be paid on or before Ist January, 1895. T. GLASGIOW, Riwaka. 2620 F. GBEEN, Brightwater. Windsor Castle Hotel, — — NELBOS GEO. WOODWABD, PROPRIETOR (Late Babuan of the Trafalgar and Coach and Hoeskb Hotels). ONLY THE BEST&LEi WINE, AND SPIRITS KEPT. ISP GOOD : ACCOMMODATION. TEBMS MODERATE. 2396 ■J DON'T MISS mHIB CHANGE of lupplyiog youißelf with X Good Bootß and Shoes. < Safernp* at t.ys^mwjmi^ . s l
Permanent link to this item
https://paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TC18941009.2.21.2
Bibliographic details
Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8065, 9 October 1894, Page 4
Word Count
828Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 Colonist, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8065, 9 October 1894, Page 4
Using This Item
No known copyright (New Zealand)
To the best of the National Library of New Zealand’s knowledge, under New Zealand law, there is no copyright in this item in New Zealand.
You can copy this item, share it, and post it on a blog or website. It can be modified, remixed and built upon. It can be used commercially. If reproducing this item, it is helpful to include the source.
For further information please refer to the Copyright guide.